nordlead on 30 October 2010
| VGhippy said: A lot of people don't seem to understand that if this goes through state government will have a significant amount of power over the content of video games. A lot of game developers would rather cut content than face having to effectively have their game given an 18 certificate. Conservate states must be licking their lips at this prospect and perhaps moreso at gamers' naive indifference. |
The state pretty much always has a lot of power. States can typically make laws that are stricter than the federal level. Take California for example where they have the strictest auto emission laws despite federal laws also being in place.
